Nostalgia & History > A busy day in the Glenwood pool, Colo. Midland Ry.

Pictures 1, 3, and 4 are from a search of the Denver Public Library Digital Photos for Colorado Midland Glass. 
 
Picture 1, “Call Number: MCC-558.  Title: 17th St. from California, Denver.  Creator(s): McClure, Louis Charles, 1867-1957.  View of 17th (Seventeenth) Street, Denver, Colorado, toward distant Union Station; businesses include California Building with Colorado Midland Railway office, Wagner Jewelry, Equitable Building, Union and Pacific Railway office, Boston Building, Ernst & Cranmer Building, Samuel C. Adams real estate office, Albany Hotel and Cafe.  Date: between 1906 and 1908.  Title and signature hand-lettered on glass plate.  Physical Description: 1 photonegative: glass; 21 x 26 cm. (8 x 10 in.); 1 photoprint; 21 x 26 cm. (8 x 10 in.).  Is Part Of L. C. McClure collection 1890-1935.” 
 

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Picture 2 is a portion of picture 1 enlarged.   
 

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Picture 3, “Call Number: MCC-1413.  Title: A Colo. Midland fish story.  Creator(s): McClure, Louis Charles, 1867-1957.  View of three men holding stringer of nine fish caught somewhere along the Colorado Midland Railway line in Colorado; three additional fish atop wicker creel, probably trout.  Date: between 1890 and 1919.  Copy glass plate with oxidation & black masking around edges.  Title hand-lettered on copy glass plate.  Physical Description: 1 copy photonegative : glass ; 17 x 23 cm. (6 1/2 x 9 in.).  Is Part Of L. C. McClure collection 1890-1935.” 
 

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Picture 4, “Call Number: MCC-841.  Title: A busy day in the Glenwood pool, Colo. Midland Ry.
Creator(s): McClure, Louis Charles, 1867-1957.  Summary: Hot Springs Hotel, bathhouse and swimming pool, Glenwood Springs, Colorado reached via Colorado Midland Railway; primarily outdoor pool area with numerous swimmers, backside of bathhouse and hotel; valley ridge, background.  Date: between 1893 and 1919.  Glass plate retouched by photographer.  Title hand-lettered on glass plate.  Physical Description: 1 photonegative: glass; 21 x 26 cm. (8 x 10 in.).  Is Part Of L. C. McClure collection 1890-1935.” 
 

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Picture 5 is a portion of picture 4 enlarged.

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